Of weather, a period of time, a locality: Rainy.

Of a season, climate, etc.: wet; rainy; having some rain; having a considerable rainfall.

Of a cloud: full of moisture which is ready to fall as rain; (of the sky) characterized by such clouds, overcast, threatening rain. Also of the…

Of a season, day, etc.: having wet or damp weather; having a wet climate. Now chiefly in collocation with misty.

Of air, mist, clouds, etc.: watery, full of moisture. Also of a month, season, etc.: wet, rainy. Now rare.

Having too much moisture, water-logged. Of wind or weather: Bringing moisture or rain.

Of weather or climate: damp, wet, rainy.

Wet, miry, muddy, slushy, sloppy. Now dialect. Of weather.

Rainy, wet.

English regional (northern). Of weather: wet, unseasonable. Obsolete. rare.

Of weather. Cold, chilly, or windy. Also (English regional (northern)): wet.

dialect. Of weather, etc.: Wet, dirty.

Of weather, a season, a day, etc. Chiefly Scottish, Irish English, and English regional (northern). Rainy, wet; (also) thawing.

Inclined to yield or give way; pliable, springy, soft; moist (see also quots.).

Of weather: Rainy, wet, soaking. colloquial.

Sloppy. Also, characterized by splashing or sploshing.

muddy, sodden; = plashy, adj.1 1; (of weather) that makes the ground muddy or sodden; (in extended use) mushy, watery.

wet, sloppy.

sloppy, slushy.

dialect and colloquial. Of weather: Wet and unpleasant.

Of the season or weather: Very wet or rainy.

Full of moisture; moist; wet; sodden; rainy. Obsolete exc. dialect. Cf. soppy, adj.